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Screen page keeps moving or bouncing up and down slightly when I use my scroll wheel on my mouse, it only happened after updating to 6.0

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I just updated to Firefox 6.0 with my windows 7 64bit OS. As soon as it was installed, pages began making quick moves up and down just a half inch or so when I use the scroll wheel on my Logitech MX620 mouse. When I use the scroll wheel, it does scroll, but when I stop scrolling, the page bounces up and down a half inch a few times before the page stops moving.

I just updated to Firefox 6.0 with my windows 7 64bit OS. As soon as it was installed, pages began making quick moves up and down just a half inch or so when I use the scroll wheel on my Logitech MX620 mouse. When I use the scroll wheel, it does scroll, but when I stop scrolling, the page bounces up and down a half inch a few times before the page stops moving.

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I found a temporary fix, go into Logitech Setpoint and uncheck the box "Enable Smooth Scrolling" in the pointer and scrolling settings. It will make scrolling slightly less smooth but at least the web pages stop bouncing up and down on their own.